Gizmodo Senior Reporter Sam Rutherford takes a first look at Samsung's new Galaxy S20 series, including the Galaxy S20, the Galaxy S20+, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Last year’s Galaxy S10 was a triumph of phone design, combining innovative features like an in-display fingerprint reader, reverse wireless charging, and tiny punch hole selfie cameras with a gorgeous, nearly bezel-free body.
However, after missing out on a few features that found their way onto some of the S10's biggest competitors, it feels like Samsung is trying extra hard to ensure that doesn’t happen to the new Galaxy S20.So this year across all three versions of the Galaxy S20, we’re getting 120Hz displays, 5G support, and what Samsung is calling the biggest camera upgrade since the Galaxy S7.
But the downside is that it’s going to cost you because unlike last year, there’s no “budget” version of the Galaxy S20, and even between the three Galaxy S20 models, there are some very important distinctions you should know about.Read more:https://gizmodo.com/samsung-galaxy-s20-first-look-120hz-displays-big-cams-1841577254We come from the future.
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